Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is out on DVD on Monday. It's hard to put into words just how beautiful Tomas Alfredson's adaptation of John le Carré's novel is. The ugly wallpaper. The massive glasses. Gary Oldman's face.

So rather than try and describe that atmosphere of distrust and period decay, we've distilled the essence of being George Smiley into an elegant, stylish and sophisticated Flash game (that's the first time you'll hear those words together).

There's a mole at the top of The Circus. Can you find the traitor amid the thesps? Can you separate the sneaky beast from the double-crossers? Can you bash its face in with a metaphorical shovel?

This is Tinker Tailor Whack-a-Mole. 

That's it. It's Christmas Eve. The Advent Calendar is over. There's nothing more to see here. Christmas is officially over. You've got no more festive film goodness to unwrap.

Except for this: a collection of all the best Christmas film quotes of all time.

What's your favourite Christmas film quote? Will Ferrell insulting Santa, Bill Nighy singing, Alan Rickman saying "ho ho ho", Zooey Deschanel singing Baby, It's Cold Outside, anything said by The Muppets - it's impossible to pick.

So I put them all in one massive festive list. Plus gay Val Kilmer too. Yes, this is the ultimate Christmas movie soundboard.  

Read on to have a click. (It may take a while to load because of its overwhelming awesomeness...)

After the excitement of yesterday's Drive Scalextric present, sometimes all you want to do is sit down for a rest and gaze lovingly at your Christmas tree.

But wait, what's that? George Osborne stole your Christmas tree and melted it down to feed his swans? Don't cancel December just yet: we've got a free, virtual Christmas tree for you to decorate right here. 

 

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For more exciting Flash stuff, keep opening the i-Flicks Advent Calendar. Or try our Scream: Video Game. Or go see The Shiznit's Moonraker Bond game - it has Roger Moore's face in it. 

 

 

 

This week sees the return of Wes Craven's satirical slasher series - and I'm stupidly excited about it for no apparent reason (then again, I liked Scream 3).

But instead of re-watching the original Scream trilogy or prank calling your home alone friends, spend your afternoon doing something altogether more productive: play Scre4m: The Video G4me.

Scre4m: The Video G4me is a revolutionary new simulation, which allows you to experience the sheer terror of the Scream franchise through the medium of a classic point-and-click text adventure.

More modern than The Great Gatsby NES game, more fun than Dr Horrible's 8-bit Sing-Along-Blog, Scre4m: The Video G4me is the ultimate thrill ride for lovers of MS-DOS. And horrific bloody death.

 

 

 

 

Press reviews of Scre4m: The Video G4me

"Two knives up!!" - Roger Ebert

"1 serial killer? It deserves 127!" - Robbie Collin, News of the World 

"That... was a game." - Matthew Reynolds, Digital Spy